Halo Infinite: Memory Agent audio drama releases ahead of campaign launch
Something to listen to while waiting to play Halo Infinite.
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What you need to know
A few hours ahead of the global launch of theHalo Infinite campaign, developer 343 Industries has released a brand new audio drama called Halo Infinite: Memory Agent. The drama consists of six episodes, with each one being roughly 10 minutes long. The audio drama isavailable to listen to on Spotify, either through the Spotify app or through its web player.
The synopsis for the drama is as follows: “A lone secret agent from the Office of Naval Intelligence is sent on a mission to relay critical intel to the Master Chief. There’s just one catch — every seven hours, her memory resets. Now she must make a perilous journey through closely monitored space, desperate to learn whatever she can about her own past as well as that of the Master Chief. Through the help of an AI companion and battlefield reports of others who have encountered the legendary hero, she pieces together just how important her task may be.”
Mission critical: Contact the Master Chief.Listen to the official@Halonarrative podcast, Halo Infinite: Memory Agent, exclusively available on@Spotify:https://t.co/gkw14CrixLpic.twitter.com/GCeMU5BgqPMission critical: Contact the Master Chief.Listen to the official@Halonarrative podcast, Halo Infinite: Memory Agent, exclusively available on@Spotify:https://t.co/gkw14CrixLpic.twitter.com/GCeMU5BgqP— Xbox (@Xbox)December 8, 2021December 8, 2021
Notably, Halo Infinite’s campaign can be purchased for $60 and is available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One consoles, and Windows PCs.Halo Infinite preordersare available if you want to purchase the campaign ahead of its 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET release. TheHalo Infinite multiplayerexperience is free-to-play and is live now.
A new Great Journey awaits
Halo Infinite’s campaign has a great story, incredible gameplay, and breathtaking presentation. It’s everything a Halo fan could want, and we can’t recommend it enough.
Halo Infinite’s multiplayer has launched a few weeks early, compiling its classic arena multiplayer modes, expanded 24-player Big Team Battle, and more into one free-to-play package.
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